Ack, I don't even remember now what I sent you, but I've probably rewritten most of it since then, and new stuff no one's ever seen.
God almighty how I'm on pins and needles waiting for more stuff from you, old or new. I think I've read everything on your site (WG, that is) but who knows? I'm a terrible online navigator. At least I have you tracked for when you post anything new.
Every day I sit down and think I'm going to start to put together a fanzine. It would probably only take a day or two. I have way more material than I can fit in one fanzine, so I may do an LJ for the run-off and tag it as free "samples" of my work and if anyone likes it they can order the zine. Plus I have old material that I might like to put up (B7 esp.) But it feels weird giving it to someone else's archive. And do they require a form, and require you to rate your story and talk about spoilers and give your firstborn?
Rest assured, because of all you've "given" me in reading, esp. Roadhouse, I feel like I can't give enough in return. So you are on the list to get a freebie fanzine when I do it (it will be ALL S/V) including some of the stories I've already sent you (rewritten.) I'll let ya know when and if it is ready to mail so I can get your addy.
I already have one S/V story, brand new as of last week, going into Mkashef Enterprises' Dyad multi-media zine. Since the editor is a friend, and reads everything I write, how could I deny her a story about fumbling sex, gambling and then better sex? Since she now "gets" to have that story, it is not available to go online until maybe a year after it's published. And well I'm okay with that.
These clearinghouse archive thingies?...they seem so top heavy. How can you look at something like, say, Supernatural, see 2900 stories posted, and not understand that amidst it all your story will be lost lost lost? And why "must" all fanfic go there? It makes no sense. On the other hand, I have gratefully found WG fic there, but very little.
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Re: yuletide
Date: 2010-01-03 02:08 am (UTC)God almighty how I'm on pins and needles waiting for more stuff from you, old or new. I think I've read everything on your site (WG, that is) but who knows? I'm a terrible online navigator. At least I have you tracked for when you post anything new.
Every day I sit down and think I'm going to start to put together a fanzine. It would probably only take a day or two. I have way more material than I can fit in one fanzine, so I may do an LJ for the run-off and tag it as free "samples" of my work and if anyone likes it they can order the zine. Plus I have old material that I might like to put up (B7 esp.) But it feels weird giving it to someone else's archive. And do they require a form, and require you to rate your story and talk about spoilers and give your firstborn?
Rest assured, because of all you've "given" me in reading, esp. Roadhouse, I feel like I can't give enough in return. So you are on the list to get a freebie fanzine when I do it (it will be ALL S/V) including some of the stories I've already sent you (rewritten.) I'll let ya know when and if it is ready to mail so I can get your addy.
I already have one S/V story, brand new as of last week, going into Mkashef Enterprises' Dyad multi-media zine. Since the editor is a friend, and reads everything I write, how could I deny her a story about fumbling sex, gambling and then better sex? Since she now "gets" to have that story, it is not available to go online until maybe a year after it's published. And well I'm okay with that.
These clearinghouse archive thingies?...they seem so top heavy. How can you look at something like, say, Supernatural, see 2900 stories posted, and not understand that amidst it all your story will be lost lost lost? And why "must" all fanfic go there? It makes no sense. On the other hand, I have gratefully found WG fic there, but very little.
Wish there were more like you!